The Dream Role!
Every
actor yearns for triumph in the realm of entertainment. Beyond seeking
recognition and fame, they desire to portray diverse roles that captivate their
imagination and that of their audience. Speaking of which, a couple of &TV
artists talk about the characters that inhabit their dreams and someday bring
them to life on stage or screen. These include artists such as Darshan Dave (Randheer
Sharma, Doosri Maa), Charrul Malik (Rusa, Happu Ki Ultan Paltan), and Leena Goenka
(Dimple, Bhabiji Ghar Par Hai). Darshan Dave, essaying
Randheer Sharma in Doosri Maa, shares, “What excites
the actor in me is strong, compelling, and authentic characters that the
audience can relate to and etch a place in their heart. It would not be wrong
to say that I recently got an opportunity to essay such a character - the role
of Randheer
Sharma in &TV’s Doosri Maa. With its multiple layers, Randheer will keep
the audience on the edge of their seats, making his character quite intriguing
and stark. Although my acting
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career, I have depicted various roles and each
being notable. However, there still exists a particular character and genre
that I aspire to explore in the future. Hailing from Jaipur, my deep-rooted
fascination with history propels me to yearn for involvement in historical
projects. The opportunity to portray a character like Bajirao on the silver
screen has always been a dream role of mine. Delving into the psyche of such a
persona would prove both challenging and exhilarating. To walk in their shoes
and gain a profound understanding would be an enthralling journey. Looking
ahead, I aim to step into the shoes of a character like this and bring their
story to life on screen.”
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Charrul Malik, aka Rusa from Happu Ki
Ultan Paltan, shares, “In my constant quest for roles that evoke
an irresistible connection with the audience, one character which stands out as
the epitome of charm and endearment is ‘Geet' from Imtiaz Ali's film, ‘Jab We
Met.’ Under Ali's masterful direction, Kareena Kapoor breathed life into this
character with sheer brilliance. I have lost count of the times I have watched
this film. I find myself falling in love with Geet all over again. The movie
and the character have etched a special place in our hearts. The film's magic
persists as it resonates with audiences of all generations. Geet's vibrant
spirit, infectious energy, and ability to bring a smile to our faces are
qualities that endure the test of time. If destiny were to grant me the
opportunity to portray a character reminiscent of Geet in the future, it would
be nothing short of an ideal role. To inhabit a character with such depth, to
captivate hearts, and to create an everlasting impact on the audience would be
a privilege and a dream come true. Geet's portrayal is a timeless reminder of
the power of storytelling and the potential for characters to transcend the
screen and forge a profound connection with viewers.” Leena
Goenka, aka Dimple from Bhabiji
Ghar Par Hai, shares, “Stepping into the shoes of Dimple's
character in Bhabiji Ghar Par Hai is akin to living a dream, although it may
not have been the role I had always envisioned. As an ardent admirer of the
show, I am grateful for this opportunity. However, my ultimate aspiration is to
portray a formidable police officer. The character essayed by Rani Mukerji in
the film ‘Mardaani’ perfectly encapsulates the kind of police officer I deeply
desire to bring to life on the silver screen. Such a commanding figure, driven
by an unwavering determination to protect and save lives, is fascinating. I
admire the indomitable spirit of those who serve in the police force. Their
steadfast dedication and sacrifices inspire me, and I yearn to channel their
essence into a portrayal that resonates with audiences, leaving a lasting
impression on their hearts and minds.”
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Tune
in to Doosri Maa at 8:00 pm, Happu Ki
Ultan Paltan at 10:00 pm, and
Bhabiji Ghar Par Hai at 10:30 pm, airing
every Monday to Friday only
on &TV!